The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
TEA TABLE TALK.
City Brevities Arranged For the
Hurried Reader.
A Condensed Report Of the News in and
Around the Capital Of Molly Stark.
Personal Paragraphs, News
Notes, Etc.

| luo swamp uOILuWchL VI meyer
Lake, known as the Burnt Swamp, is
burning.
Mr.. William Zininger is lying serious
ly ill with typhoid malaria at his resi-
dence, No. 80 Douglas street.
Married, by the Rev. j. b. Rust. on
November 9Th, Mr.. Elmer Redman and
Miss Anna Yocker, both of Canton, 9.
Married, at Massillon, o., Nov. 8, '87,
by Rev. B. f. Booth, Mr.. Charles Bak-
er, of Beach City, and Miss Addie
Rush, of Wilmot.
The Cincinnati Times-Star says:
John G. Dueber has established a
branch establishment for watch case
engraving at Newark, N. j."
Married, by Rev. J. J. Leberman,
Nov. Sd, at the Reformed parsonage,
Louisville, Mr. Levi Loutzenheiser and
Miss Ida NJ. Mock, both of Louisville.
Married, by J. j. Leberman, NOvem-
Der 6, at the Reformed parsonage
at Louisville, Morris Gehman and Miss
Cora Holibaugh, both of Marlboro
township.
The Concordia Singing Society cele-
brates its ninth anniversary next Tues
day, Nov. 18th, at their hall. A fine
concert program has been arranged for
the occasion.
A four year old child of James
Henderson, residing at 210 East Second
street, died Sunday, November 9th.
/ uleral 10 o'clock Tuesday; interment
in Rowland cemetery.
The house of Mrs. Mary Dorm, on
Dorm Alley, caught fire last night about
z o'clock but it was extinguished by
the occupants of the house before the
fire department arrived.
John Boelander and Lizzie Helsel, of
Canton; Isaac Shelter and Amelia Bier
wirth, of Osnaburg township, and L. &.
Herman and Flora Zepp, of Massillon,
have been granted license to marry.
Mrs. Amelia Shorb, residing at No.
So North Poplar street, died Tuesday
morning at 3 o'clock of consumption,
Funeral Thursday morning at o'clock.
Services at the English Catholic Church.
Married, by Rev. ]. j. Leberman,
November 9th, at the Reformed par
sonage, Louisville, Mr.. Alva L. Lott
and Miss Flora Z. Dewalt the former
of Carrollton, the latter of RObertsyille.
A man whose name we did not learn,
and who was pretty well saturated with
liquor, was pulled in last night by Con
stable Weber for interrupting one Of
the speakers at the Democratic meet
ing.
Richard r. Maddrell, two year old
boy died Wednesday of diptheria. Fu-
neral Friday at 8 o'clock from the resi-
dence of his parents, l47 Housel street.
The remains will be taken to Waynes.
burg for burial.
Lee Meyers, residing with his broth
er-in-law, Joseph Becker, 229 South
High Street, died this morning at the
age of 80 years, of COnsumptive Asthma.
The remains will be taken to Navarro,
Saturday morning for burial; leave the
residence at 9 o'clock.
Elmer Crowl, of Oneida, young man
sixteen years old, while out hunting
the other day, accidentally discharged
his gun, injuring his right arm so
severely as to necessitate amputatiOn
at the shoulder.
The infant daughter of Irwin Cross,
Of Minerva, fell head foremost into a
crock of molasses, while Its mother was
absent from the room. Upon the lat
ter's return she found the child dead
from. suffOcatiOn.
Jesse Dine, James Dine and John
Loutzenheiser have been arrested for
| assault with intent to wound on the
person of E. R. Sterl, on November Z.
All three will appear before the Mayor
for hearing today.
Mr.. Benjamin Frank 'Numan, died
Tuesday morning at the Farmers
Hotel, Of typhoid fever, at the age of %
years. The remains were taken on the
10 o'clock train over the G. s. G. Rail
road to Wilmington, o., for burial.
Mary A. Pearson, wife of Isaac Pear
son, residing two and One-half miles
northeast Of the city, died Sunday, at
the age of 81 years. Funeral Tuesday,
November 8, at the Centre Church, five
miles east Of the city on the George
town road.
The premises of Mr.. George Miller,
who resides on the Massillon road, three
miles west of town, were invaded the
other night by some midnight providers.
They shot valuable dog belonging to
Mr.. Miller, and afterwards shot through
the door of the wash house.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Peter Rosche and Lena Doris, Of
Millport; Charles Baker and Addie
Rush, of Wilmot; o. NJ. Sala and Rue
Mercer, Of Minerva; Albert Haeffer and
Mary Pearson, of Canton; G. w. Poor
man and Nettie L. Sonas, of Tuscar-
awas township, and Shelby Martin and
Maurice ID. Vandersaal, of Canton.
Abraham Sipes died on Thursday
evening, Bird inst, at his residence,
close to the village of Osnaburgh, of
brain fever; aged So years. Deceased
leaves his wife and many relatives to
mourn his loss. The remains will be
buried in the Rowland cemetery, where
lie the hOdiaa of hia father mother. a,,d